Washington Society Hears From White House Guests
A Washington society note recounts numerous arrivals and departures at the capital. The President golfed at Potomac park. the Vice President and Mrs. Coolidge return from Amherst. Ambassadors, diplomats, and guests attend luncheons and receptions at the Shoreham and other venues as weddings, trips, and summer plans unfold across the capital and beyond.
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RS. Harding
White House
Potomac Park Links
Coolidge
Washington
Northampton
Mass
Amherst College
Harry M. Daugherty
Washington Courthouse
Ohio
Honeymooners and travelers visit Hot Springs golf scene
From Hot Springs to spend the story. Mrs. B. W. Knight, Miss Ethel Knight, Miss Betty Smith and Miss O Connell of Charleston continued to Lewisburg for a short stay before returning. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Robinson depart after a honeymoon visit, with plans in Washington and New York before returning to Salina Kansas. Many golfers were on the links today as Mr. and Mrs. Richard M. Cada Walader, back from White Sulphur Springs for a fortnights visit, were among them.
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Washington Post
New York
Woodbury
Washington
Vanderbilt
William Wiseman
England
Cat Eead
Italy
Richard Washburn Child
Child
St Regis
George Bolling Lee
Mary Walker Lee
Helen M. Keeney
James Ward Keeney
San Francisco
Lee
Witzhugh Lee
Virginia
Hubert
Chatfield Taylor
California
Henry White
Ritz Carlton
Europe
Lenox
Mass
William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Hot Springs
B. W. Knight
Ethel Knight
Betty Smith
O'Connell
Charleston
Lewisburg
H. L. Robinson
Salina
Kans
Richard M. Cadawalader
White Sulphur Springs
Fortunght
Closing of Streets Favored in Walter Reed Area
The House military affairs committee endorsed the Kahn bill to vacate and close public streets and alleys within the Walter Reed General hospital area at Takoma Park. The action would abandon Thirteenth through Fifteenth streets and Dahlia Dogwood and Eider streets bounded by Sixteenth Street Alaska Avenue Fern Street Georgia Avenue and Aspen Street as platted.
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House Military Affairs Committee
Walter Reed General Hospital
Takoma Park
Sixteenth Street
Alaska Avenue
Fern Street
Georgia Avenue
Aspen Street
Thirteenth Street
Fourteenth Street
Fifteenth Street
Dahlia Street
Dogwood Street
Eider Street
Poets Treated Like Workers at Library Meeting
At the forty third annual American Library Association session in Swampscott Massachusetts Professor Dallay Lore Sharp of Boston University argued poets are being converted into workers and money makers. He criticized schools for neglecting poets and great books in favor of vocational instruction and industry leaders. In Amherst Massachusetts alumni association notes President Derick H. Gillett of the House of Representatives spoke on education and claimed labor views have influenced college policy.
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Swampscott
Mass
Dallay Lore Sharp
Boston University
American Library Association
Amherst
Amherst Col
Educa Lege
Amherst Alumni Honor Gillett Style Judges Named
The Merchants and Manufacturers association appointed five judges for the bathing style show to be held Saturday afternoon. Judging panel includes C K Berryman as chair, with Charles W. Semmes from Rotary, Roy L. Neuhauser from City club, John F. Boshbar from Kiwanis, and Edward S. Brashears from Civilian club.
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Bathing Head
Merchants and Manufacturers Association
Gordon Leech
C K Berryman
Charles W. Semmes
Rotary Club
Roy L. Neuhauser
City Club
John F Boshbar
Kiwanis Club
Edward S Brashears
Fragmentary quote on American children poets and profits
Fragmentary excerpt critiques American children and poets as emotionally starved while workers are deprived of scientific insight. It contrasts separation from nature and great books with a life reduced to money making, reflecting a broader cultural grievance.
Parade in Pilgrim Garb on Burial Hill at Plymouth
A June procession in Pilgrim garb gathered fifty residents tracing lineage to the first settlers. Led by a drummer with impersonators of Elder Brewster Miles Standish and Gov Bradford, only a solemn parade, with hymns and readings from Ivy Bradford, marked the July observance on Burial Hill.
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Plymouth
Mass
Burial Hil
Brewster
Elder Brewster
Miles Standish
Guv Bradford
Burial Hill
Uvy Bradford
Jury Duty Won by Rights for Chicago Women
Chicago women gained equal rights with men in Wisconsin when the senate passed a bill removing legal sex restrictions. The measure goes to Gov Blaine for signature with National Woman's Party backing. In Cook County, Judge Kavanagh dismissed a mandamus petition to compel commissioners to place women on juries, an appeal to the state supreme court looming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lay
Madison
Wis
Senate
Blaine
National
Womans Party
Cook County
Cus Kavanagh
Margaret L Fay
Kavanagh
Preme
City Club Cruisers’ Quantico Trip Details
Cruisers will join two six round boats for a tour of Quantico by the City Club party. Mars Marines are to be feted in the program and H W Cutler, chairman, reports tickets nearly sold out for about 300 members aboard the ship. Maj Gen Neville accompanies the group on the inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club
Quantico
Battling Mars
Marinés
H.W Cutler
Neville
Newfield to Report as Health Office Appointee
Dr Newfield to report for duty July 1 as assistant health officer of the BD. John L Norris transferred to the United States health service. Prices realized on Swift C o carcass beef in Washington week ended Saturday June sold out ranged 14 to 16 cents per pound with an average of 15 25 cents.
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Lewis A. Newfield
Corps
John L Norris
United Statea Health Service
Swift & Co
Shirts Offer at 1 65 Fine Count Percale
A sale of shirts priced at 1.65 each features many designs and striped colors on white grounds. Sizes range from 14 to 017, advertised as splendid quality and economy.
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Old Fort
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